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C to Wasm for Lazy People

  1. I suspect you’ve already have Emscripten (https://emscripten.org/) installed.
  2. Make sure, you’ve included the proper paths, so you can issue emcc from command line. If not sure, visit Emscripten’s documentation and see how it’s done. (tip: source emsdk_env.sh on your Emscripten installation folder - I assume you use bash).

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